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Proteomic alterations underlie an association with teratozoospermia in obese mice sperm

24 Oct 2019

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BACKGROUND: Obesity is a worldwide crisis impairing human health. In this condition, declines in sperm quality stem from reductions in sperm concentration, motility and increase in sperm deformity. The mechanism underlying these alterations remains largely unknown. This study, determined if obesity-associated proteomic expression patterns in mice sperm parallel those in spermatozoa obtained from obese humans....

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PMID: 31651332
DOI: 10.1186/s12958-019-0530-7

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